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fr bollénois (n) |
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fr violès (n) |
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fr chevalblanais (n) |
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fr grillonnaise (n) |
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fr laurisien (n) |
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fr villadéenne (n) |
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fr malaucénienne (n) |
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fr mottaiguois (n) |
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fr bédoinais (n) |
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fr gignacois (n) |
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fr caseneuvienne (n) |
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fr sivergues (n) |
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fr cadenetien (n) |
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fr althénois (n) |
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fr viens (n) |
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fr laugerois (n) |
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fr grillonnais (a) |
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fr thorois (a) |
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fr sérignanaise (n) |
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fr beaumetoise (n) |
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fr bédoin (n) |
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fr vaucluse (n) |
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fr pugétain (a) |
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fr vedène (n) |
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fr roquerois (a) |
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fr violésienne (n) |
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fr montilienne (n) |
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fr mérindolaise (n) |
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fr auribellien (a) |
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fr jordanoise (n) |
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fr malemortais (n) |
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fr saint martin de castillon (n) |
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fr mazanais (n) |
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fr beaumontais (a) |
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fr saint martinien (a) |
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fr monieux (n) |
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fr uchalien (n) |
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fr vaucluse (n) |
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fr laugeroise (n) |
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fr oppédoise (n) |
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fr uchalien (a) |
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fr balméen (n) |
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fr brantes (n) |
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fr aptois (n) |
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fr gargas (n) |
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fr loriolais (a) |
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fr saint romanais (n) |
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fr la bastidonne (n) |
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fr rastellain (n) |
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fr trinitosantaise (n) |
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fr velleron (n) |
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fr vaugines (n) |
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fr althénoise (n) |
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fr morières lès avignon (n) |
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fr blauvac (n) |
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fr aubignanaise (n) |
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fr sorguaise (n) |
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fr orangeois (a) |
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fr villarsois (n) |
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fr cairannais (a) |
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fr cabriérois (n) |
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fr saturninois (n) |
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fr sannois (n) |
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fr ménerbien (a) |
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fr cabriérain (n) |
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fr aubignanais (a) |
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fr gordien (n) |
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fr le barroux (n) |
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fr modène (n) |
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fr villedieu (n) |
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fr avignonnais (a) |
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fr vaucluse (n) |
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fr rustrelien (n) |
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fr loriolaise (n) |
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fr castellant (n) |
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fr aurélien (n) |
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fr jonquiérois (n) |
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fr fauconnaise (n) |
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fr barrouxien (n) |
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fr buissonnais (n) |
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fr pernois (n) |
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fr mormoironnais (n) |
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fr beaumettes (n) |
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fr saturninois (a) |
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fr malemort du comtat (n) |
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fr caumont sur durance (n) |
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fr ségurétain (a) |
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fr joucassien (a) |
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fr cucuronnaise (n) |
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fr crestelain (a) |
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fr auribellien (n) |
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fr moriérois (n) |
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fr saint didierois (n) |
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fr lagarde paréol (n) |
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fr farisien (a) |
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fr liouxois (a) |
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fr cavaillonnaise (n) |
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fr saint cers (n) |
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fr chevalblanais (a) |
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fr siverguoise (n) |
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fr méthamisois (a) |
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fr cucuron (n) |
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fr bonnieulaise (n) |
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fr sarriannais (a) |
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fr mornassien (a) |
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fr monilienne (n) |
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fr cairanne (n) |
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fr ansouisien (n) |
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fr campcabel (n) |
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fr saint pantaléonnais (n) |
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fr paréolaise (n) |
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fr buisson (n) |
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fr vitrolles en luberon (n) |
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fr uchalienne (n) |
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fr puyverdane (n) |
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fr jonquerettoise (n) |
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fr entraiguois (a) |
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fr montilien (a) |
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fr saltésien (a) |
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fr cavaillonnais (n) |
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fr bonnieulais (n) |
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fr carombais (n) |
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fr chevalblanaise (n) |
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fr cadenetienne (n) |
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fr saumanais (n) |
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fr mazanais (a) |
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fr saint romanais (a) |
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fr grillonnais (n) |
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fr blauvacois (n) |
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fr vaisonnaise (n) |
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fr pontetien (a) |
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fr camaretois (n) |
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fr méthamis (n) |
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fr entraiguois (n) |
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fr balméenne (n) |
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fr bédoinaise (n) |
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fr villarsois (a) |
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fr mazan (n) |
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fr puymérassien (n) |
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fr saint martinienne (n) |
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fr ansouisienne (n) |
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fr cucuronnais (n) |
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fr caderoussien (a) |
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fr cairannais (n) |
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fr mursois (n) |
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fr méthamisois (n) |
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fr carombaise (n) |
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fr vaison la romaine (n) |
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fr beaumetois (n) |
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fr saint didieroise (n) |
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fr siverguois (a) |
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fr piolenc (n) |
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fr vauginoise (n) |
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fr valréassienne (n) |
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fr lapalucien (a) |
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fr vacqueyras (n) |
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fr pontetienne (n) |
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fr visanaise (n) |
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fr velleronnais (n) |
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fr peypin d’ aigues (n) |
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fr barroussier (a) |
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fr beaumonaise (n) |
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fr lagnes (n) |
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fr caseneuve (n) |
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fr thorois (n) |
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fr sarrians (n) |
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fr cécilien (a) |
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fr bonnieux (n) |
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fr venasquais (n) |
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fr tailladais (n) |
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fr jordanois (n) |
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fr sorguais (a) |
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fr villelaure (n) |
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fr valréassien (a) |
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fr bédarridaise (n) |
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fr suzettière (n) |
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fr saint saturninois (a) |
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fr bollénoise (n) |
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fr piolençois (n) |
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fr saumanais (a) |
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fr villoise (n) |
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fr bédarridais (n) |
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fr violésien (n) |
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fr lafare (n) |
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fr saumane de vaucluse (n) |
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fr mondragonnais (n) |
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fr lacostoise (n) |
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fr castellante (n) |
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fr saint hippolytaine (n) |
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fr piolençoise (n) |
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fr entrechalais (a) |
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fr vauclusien (a) |
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fr crestelaine (n) |
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fr laugerois (a) |
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fr entraigues sur la sorgue (n) |
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fr rustrelienne (n) |
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fr aurélien (a) |
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fr caumontoise (n) |
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fr vauclusien (n) |
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fr aptésien (n) |
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fr orange (n) |
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fr sorgues (n) |
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fr le pontet (n) |
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fr sérignan du comtat (n) |
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fr althen des paluds (n) |
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fr cucuronnais (a) |
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fr robion (n) |
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fr sannois (a) |
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fr maubec (n) |
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fr vauclusienne (n) |
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fr sannoise (n) |
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fr sérignanais (a) |
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fr lioux (n) |
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fr vitrollain (n) |
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fr christolais (a) |
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fr jonquières (n) |
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fr modénois (a) |
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fr villes sur auzon (n) |
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fr monteux (n) |
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fr crillonnaise (n) |
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fr pertuisien (a) |
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fr blauvacois (a) |
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fr sannes (n) |
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fr gignacoise (n) |
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fr fontaine de vaucluse (n) |
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fr pernes les fontaines (n) |
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fr camaretoise (n) |
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fr goult (n) |
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fr lapalucien (n) |
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fr vitrollaine (n) |
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fr roaixois (a) |
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fr mirabelain (a) |
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fr vassolien (a) |
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fr saint hippolytain (n) |
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fr goultois (a) |
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fr carpentrassienne (n) |
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fr lacostois (n) |
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fr joucassien (n) |
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